Higher Food Prices Seen Likely Amid Drought and Hog Disease
Officials warn food prices may rise further as drought threatens beef milk and crops from Maine to Mississippi and a vesicular exanthema hog disease epidemic spreads across 16 states. OPS notes fruit and vegetable prices lack ceilings while drought and disease lift overall costs.
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OPS
Agriculture Department
Maine
Mississippi
Washington
Harold D Gooley
N. C
House Agriculture Committee
Stevenson Sends Message As Ohio Democrats Meet
Ohio Democrats gathered in Columbus for a unity focused state convention as Gov Adlai Stevenson urged delegates to back DiSalle for Senate and Lausche for reelection while Republican Bricker claimed the party unity and accused Stevenson of disunity. Lt Gov George Nye gave the keynote and Lausche and DiSalle were slated to speak.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Stevenson
Republican Party
New Deal
Chicago
America
GOP
DiSalle
Lausche
Dwight D. Esenhower
George Nye
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Illnois
Kefauver
Young Joseph E Wise Voted First Time in 1882
Joseph E Wise born September 7 1861 at Wooster first voted in 1882. Though his family were Democrats he chose the Republican path as a child seeking peer involvement in public life. The story recalls Grant’s 1868 campaign stop in Wooster and Wise’s early party allegiance.
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Joseph E Wise
Denison Avenue
Mr. Wise
Wooster
U. S. Grant
Joseph
Wise
Thief Seeks Credit Then Grabs Cash in Liquor Store
Columbus police hunted a thief who entered a liquor store, asked for credit, and after being told to speak with the manager fled with a cash box containing $20. He has an especially poor credit rating.
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Columbus
Northeastern Ohio Weather forecast and winds
Cloudy with occasional thunderstorms and a high near 83 this afternoon turning cooler. Tonight's low around 64 with continued cloudiness and cooler conditions. Tuesday should be fair and cooler. Lake winds from the southwest 25 mph turning west later this afternoon, then northwest 20 mph Tuesday morning. Relative humidity 61 percent and barometer 29.74 falling.
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Ohio
Son in Japan Phoned Home Delights Elyria Parents
Mr and Mrs Harry Fleisher of 821 West River Street heard Cpl Leonard Fleisher, their Air Force clerk typist stationed at Bradley Field in Japan, speak to them at 1:00 am Sunday. He described the heat and rainy season, and said he planned to call after word from San Francisco two weeks earlier.
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Harry Fleisher
West River Street
Cpl
Leonard Fleisher
Japan
Elyria High School
Fleisher
Fleishers
San Francisco
Tax Supervisor Haddox Dies at 63 in Columbus
Boyd B. Haddox, 63, a longtime supervisor in the State Tax Department, died at his home in Columbus last night from a heart attack. He had headed the department's bond section for a decade. Dancing nightly advertised at Vermilion-On-the-Lake Club House.
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Columbus
Boyd B. Haddox
State Tax Department
Haddox
Open Talks On Pacific Security Begin In Hawaii
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson Australian External Affairs Minister Richard G Casey and New Zealand External Affairs Minister T C Webb open the Pacific Mutual Security Conference at Kaneohe Marine Air Station Hawaii to implement the tri partite pact pledged to meet armed aggression. Governor Oren E Long and Adm Arthur W Radford also attend as the Als discuss executing the San Francisco treaty signed last September.
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Honolulu
Richard G. Casey
Australia
Ralph A. Ofstie
USN
First Fleet
F. R. W. Scherger
United States
Great Britain
France
Canada
Japan
New Zealand
Dean Acheson
Richard G Casey
T. C. Webb
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Oren E. Long
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Percy Spender
U.S
San Francisco
Pacific
Acheson
Asia
Man And Wife Hurt In Route 6 Crash Near Vermilion
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lees of Vermilion R D 1 were seriously injured early Saturday when their car left Route 6 four miles east of Vermilion and struck a utility pole. Both were taken to St. Josephs Hospital. He, 72, apparently lost control. she, 70, suffered fractures and contusions and is listed as fair.
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Lorain
Ray Lees
Vermilion R. D
Vermilion
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lees
NYC And Unions Race To Dodge A Major Strike
Four railroad brotherhoods and New York Central officials convened in Cleveland to avert a strike that could halt lines east of Buffalo. Negotiations began at 10 35 am E D T with no comment from either side. Strike threats could idle 14 000 workers and affect 65 000 commuters.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
E.D.T
Lawrence W. Horning
J. P. Shields
Union Engineers
Cleveland
Shields
NYC
Brotherhoods’ Eastern Division
Drought To Cost Lorain County Farmers Five Million Dollars
Lorain County face drought losses estimated at five million dollars per County Agricultural Agent Carl Deeds. Despite good wheat and oats, late rains hurt corn and hay, driving higher prices for vegetables meats and dairy products. Pastures dry as rabbits roam.
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Lorain County
Carl Deeds
Deeds
Birmingham Man Injured As Log Falls On Foot
Walter Ladrach of Route 113 and Florence-Wakeman road was injured when a log shifted from a truck at Baker Saw Mill near Kipton. He suffered a dislocated ankle and a broken foot, was taken to Norwalk Memorial Hospital, with a walking cast applied after swelling subsided. He remains for observation and rests comfortably.
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Birmingham
Walter Ladrach
Route 113
Florence-Wakeman Road
Baker Saw Mill
Kipton
Ladrach
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Twelve Men to Be Inducted on September 11
Miss Catherine McKee of Lorain County Draft Board No. 72 reports two men will undergo preinduction physical examinations on September 10 and 12. Twelve men will be inducted on September 11 for that month’s quota.
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Catherine McKee
Lorain County
Local Soldier Awarded Bronze Star for Korea Service
NORTH RIDGEVILLE resident Vern H. Andrews Jr. of 33206 Center Ridge Road was notified from the 7th Infantry Division headquarters in Korea that he has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal by presidential direction for meritorious services in Korea. Andrews, released from active duty as first lieutenant at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, on July 30, served with Company B 73rd Tank Battalion as tank unit commander.
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North Ridgeville
Vern H. Andrews, Jr
Center Ridge Road
7Th Infantry Division
Korea
United States
Andrews
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Co. B. 73Rd
Drunken Driver Sentenced After Route 113 Crash
A drunken driver fleeing police at 85 mph on Route 113 struck another car, sending two children to Elyria Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. Frank Leach received five days in city jail, a $125 fine, costs, and a one year license suspension. Several others were fined for intoxication or DUI.
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Route 113
Henry W. Ault
Frank Leach
West Street
Bath Street
Baus Farm
Gene Graham
Leach
Eddie Mackey
Ray Sharp
Keenee Street
Dayton
Sharp
Texas Bus Crash Near Waco Kills Dozens Injures Many
Two Greyhound buses collided head on on US Highway 81 near Waco Texas causing a deadly fire. At least 28 killed with 23 survivors treated and 17 hospitalized. Bodies sent to Compton Funeral Home morgue as identification teams work amid burned remains and uncertain final count.
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Waco
Tex
Greyhound
Here
James Leblond
Civil Defense
McLennan County
Compton Funeral Home
Sam Johnson
Leblond
J. W. Gunterman
Gunterman
The
Highway Patrol
Austin
Connally Air Force Base
C. C Maxey
Compton Funeral Homes
Traffic collision injures mother and two children near Jaycox Road
A crash on Jaycox road north of Route 20 at 12 45 a m injures Dorothy England 36 and two children Kay England 11 and Robert 7. Mrs England is treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for fractures to the collar bone ribs and left wrist. The children suffer bruises and abrasions with possible head injury for Robert. The England car struck the rear of a stalled car owned by Wilbur Costello.
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Jaycox Road
Dorothy England
Kay England
Robert
Wilbur Costello
Abbe Road
Costello
England
Glen D. Miller
Middle Avenue
John Wircenske
Route 10
Robert Collins
Strongsville
Walter Pack
Center Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Maxine Haralampous
Ridgeville
Cleveland Street
Lorain Ends Gambling Tax Stamp Holders In War
Lorain reports no current holders of federal gambling tax stamps after a renewal deadline passed last Thursday. Mayor John Jaworski and Police Chief Paul Cleaver led a drive against gambling, with one pool operator renewing then surrendering his stamp. Elyria reports no known stamp holders according to Police Captain J. E. Boggs.
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Lorain
John Jaworski
Paul Cleaver
J. E. Boggs
Elyria
Eisenhower Favorite in London Bookmaker Bets
London bookmakers report Dwight D. Eisenhower as the favorite for the U S presidential race with a slight shade of odds on.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
UN Planes Hit Vital North Korea Base Near Pyongyang
UN warplanes bombed a vital North Korean military headquarters northeast of Pyongyang. They destroyed one MiG-15 and damaged another as 275 sorties were flown by Fifth Air Force fighters and bomber aircraft. Credited pilots include 1st Lt Harry A Creslibene and Capt Harry L Durin.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Yyongyang
Far East Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Pyongyang
Thieves Raid Club In Sheffield Burglary Report
The American Ruse ine Sokol Club on Clifton Avenue in Sheffield was entered after 2 30 am Saturday. Manager Joseph Schullick said burglars took about 75 dollars from a change box 10 dollars from a cigarette machine and an undetermined amount from pinball and shuffle board machines along with 25 cartons of cigarettes 50 bottles of whiskey two cases of wine and about 5 dollars worth of cigars. Deputies noted a separate window break at Leimbach service station at Foster Park Road and Route 58 but no entry occurred.
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Rusine Sokol Club
Clifton Avenue
Sheffield
Sheriff's Department
Joseph Schullick
Leimbach
Foster Park Road
Route 58
Old Time NY Menu Echoes Frugal 1834 Prices
A Chronicle-Telegram item reflects on a New York City restaurant menu from 1834 listing beef stew corn beef and cabbage roast beef and chicken stew at low prices. The note then promotes Want Ads offering affordable, quick sales help by calling 4751 to speak with an ad-taker.
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New York City
Chronicle-Telegram
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